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Compensation claim letterIf HMRC makes a mistake or is responsible for an unreasonable delay in dealing with your tax affairs, you can claim compensention for costs you incur as a result and for any distress caused.Costs and compensationIf you have... Read more
16 Nov 2022
Overpayment relief claim If you discover a mistake in your tax return which resulted in your tax bill being too high, and it's too late to correct your self-assessment tax return, you can make an overpayment relief claim. The claim must include the ... Read more
19 Jan 2018
Flow chart - claiming overpayment reliefIf you discover a mistake in or an omission from your tax return or assessment, which has resulted in your tax bill being too high, and the deadline for amending it has passed, you may be able to claim overpaym... Read more
15 Dec 2020
How to make a complaint and get compensationUltimately, the Adjudicator's Office handles all complaints about the Taxman. However, the adjudicator will only examine a complaint if the right people in HMRC have seen it first. If you feel you have been ... Read more
30 Oct 2015
Non-audit engagement letterWhen you provide accounting and/or taxation services to clients, best practice dictates that you should issue them with an engagement letter to set out your mutual rights and responsibilities.EngagementThe engagement letter ... Read more
11 Nov 2019
Self-assessment checklistThe tax return filing deadline is 31 January following the end of each tax year. Use our checklist to reduce the chances of making any errors.Tax returnsSelf-assessment is the current method of reporting your income and capit... Read more
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30 Oct 2015
Self-employed pages reviewBefore filing a tax return it's a good idea to carry out last minute health checks with a view to reducing the chance of it being selected for an enquiry. This is especially important if you are self-employed. Check your answ... Read more
29 Mar 2016
Complaint letterUltimately, the Adjudicator's Office handles all complaints about HMRC. However, the adjudicator will only examine a complaint if it has been through the proper levels of authority within HMRC first.Set out your grievanceIf you feel yo... Read more
08 Jan 2013
